Titlebook: Blame, Culture and Child Protection; Jadwiga Leigh Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Social work.organisation

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The Process of Professionalisation, areas. By discussing the various contexts which have been experienced by the ever evolving profession, the importance of professional identity is revealed. It is recognised that child protection discourse has had to emerge amidst a number of complex ethical issues. This has meant that social worker

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Life in the Dimes Ashe Departmentust been elected. All local authorities across the country find they are suddenly faced with a reduction in spending. Despite having implemented new services to improve early intervention measures, the impending loss of a significant amount of money means that the department is about to experience c

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How Others Affect Child Protection Social Workto reveal how important wider cultural issues and perceptions of social workers are in shaping the way that these participants practise. By considering where social workers are located this chapter provides a nuanced understanding of what it means to be a social worker in practice today.

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Interactions and Affected Atmospherestment. Although the agency has not been a part of a publicised child abuse tragedy, it is still evident that members have still been affected by three different, but intimately connected, events: the unannounced Ofsted visit, the fear of being blamed for the death of a child and the significant redu

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Life in the VK Agencieslores the design of the Vertrouwencentrum fur Kindermishandling (the VK agency) as well as how it deals with child protection referrals. Photographs of the agency are presented and used to demonstrate how the Flemish form a visual dialogue with parents and children. It becomes evident that it is thr

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The Effect Others Have on Flemish Practiceis because the professionals in the VK agency attempt to build relationships with not only the families they work with but also the media, the government and members of the public. This emancipatory form of practice is open, transparent and inclusive, and it provides them with a credible reputation.

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Building Relationships: A Different Perspectivenducted differently elsewhere in Europe. It becomes apparent that because all members of the VK agency share the same philosophy that a different sense of self has developed for the practitioners. In Flanders, rather than shift blame and decline responsibility, this chapter demonstrates how managers

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Blame, Culture and Child Protectionw different this is to what a social worker in Flanders experiences. It discusses the common similarities and differences evident in the two settings and explores the notion that for social work practice to be effective, practitioners need to be situated in a safe environment. Only then can contenti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92197-1climate surrounding social work in England, the reputation of social work and how it has altered dramatically in recent years is considered. Drawing from insider perspectives of a statutory organisation, the argument presented is that in order to understand why social work is performed in the way th